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Millersville, MD, June 9--The Kelmann Corporation of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, has received the Phoenix Award, the restoration industry’s highest honor, for its work in restoring a severely damaged, historic Milwaukee church.
Wilmington, DL, June 5—DuPont today reaffirmed its support for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) plans to conduct a science-based risk assessment for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA).
Harrisburg, PA, June 6--If Martha Stewart was looking for some sympathy after being indicted on federal charges, she should have gone to the Kmart store along Carlisle Pike near Harrisburg or to Carpet Mart up the street, according to the Harrisburg Patri
Munster, IN, June 6--Sometimes older really is better, especially when it comes to wood. Golden Aged Industries specializes in wide-plank, Old World floors that are used in higher-end residential jobs, according to the Munster Times.
Atlanta, GA, June 6--Home Depot Inc. is counting on technology upgrades to improve store productivity and customer service, its chief executive said on Thursday
Washington, DC, June 6--A Bankruptcy Court turned back a push from one of Burlington Industries Inc.'s largest shareholders to establish an equity committee in the textile company's Chapter 11 case.
New York, NY, Jun. 5--Martha Stewart said on Wednesday she was quitting as chairman and chief executive of her company, hours after she was indicted on obstruction of justice charges.
Atlanta, GA, Jun. 5--Aaron Rents, Inc. today announce that David L. Kolb has been elected to fill a vacancy on its Board of Directors. Kolb is Chairman of the Board of Mohawk Industries, Inc.
Tehran, Iran, Jun. 5--Iran's share of world carpet trade has sharply decreased from 55 percent to 28 percent with international producers taking the lead from Iranians by producing cheaper carpets with higher quality, the IRNA reported from Tehran, qu
Washington, DC, June 5--America's productivity improved in the first quarter of 2003 as companies produced more while keeping their work forces lean.